Use of Bomb Charged Said to Be Great Criminal
Police moved on the Mule case after tracing a threatening Black Hand letter found on paper in the prisoner's house. The note warned merchants with bombs and hinted at a planned attack that injured twenty children earlier. Detectives pursue several associates tied to Mule as they probe the threatening correspondence.
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Miscape
Kuleing
Italy
Mide
San Mule
Prest
Mule
Lens
Funeral Directors and Embalmers in Early City Ads
Fragmented OCR listing funeral directors embalmers and undertakers with phone numbers and addresses. Mentions W R Speare Lincoln crematorium J William Lee and other parlors with modest prices and livery connections.
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Frank Geier
Slventi
John R. . Wright
Esmalmeis
ST. N
W. R. Speare
F Street
N. W
Lincoln
Sergeon
Artur
Cain
Teleshona
Fahaumer
GEO
P. Zurhorst
Endetaker
J. William Lee
Panerai
Ebalmer
Mogars
Modest Prleas
Ave. Aw
Malo
Ction
Black Hand Suspects Arrested Near Sewickley Heights
Six Italian men from Sewickley Heights, accused in threats against Richard Quay and others, were rounded up by Pittsburg police with borough officers. The suspects, linked to a alleged Black Hand faction, were held for trial after earlier arrests and alleged threats continued.
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Pittsburg
Tallans
Membe
Siate
Pittburg
Vickley Heights
Richard 1Quay
Quis. C. Scaife
W. P. Snyder
Marlon Bagger
Premisei
Wealty
Sewickley Highty
United States Court
Rossiter Steps Down Captain Brian Takes Charge
Comptroller Tracewell declines to accept Mr. Rossiter's bond and Deputy Printer assumes duties under the 1905 act. Mr. Rossiter remains president's representative and will continue investigations.
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Tracewell
Mr. Rossiter
Rossiter Becomes Acting Public Printer After Bond Rejection
William S Rossiter is replaced as Acting Public Printer after Comptroller Tracewell refused to approve his bond. Deputy Public Printer H. H. T. Brian takes the role while Stillings is suspended, as the Government Printing Office undergoes an extended inquiry into office operations and costs.
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William S Rossiter
Fracewell
Treasury Department
Rossiter
Stillings
HH T Brian
Tracewell
Government Printing Office
Te Senate
Hl. T. Brian
Trave
Rowsiter
Electric cars to Annapolis inaugurated route plan
Electric cars run between Annapolis and Washington on the line near Washington. Line name Bellevue and Annapolis Electric Rail Company. Cars will stop at thirty one stations along the route with a thirty three mile length. Schedule set for fifteen months and top speed around fifty miles per hour. J X Shennahan and company officials announced and inspected the line.
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Annapolis
Washington
Anapalis
Minth
Baltimore
Bidtanere
J. X. Shennahein
Shannahan
Ramd Teansitines
Chesapeake Sanction
Pany
Shannatin
Cll
Licensed to Marry in Furcellens District
The notice lists Thomas Sik aged 44 and Mary Ketter of Furcellens as a engaged couple with other names including Val Rev James Irvine Jota Guesa and Mary Vo Priter among several individuals. The fragmented text identifies multiple ages and localities, indicating a formal marriage license notice with several parties and residences.
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Thomas Sik
Mary ¢. Ketter
Val Rev James
Irvine Jota Guesa
Ant Mure
Coshers
Re Ravach Lo Burkes
oQerny
Mary Vo Priter
Augusta Tit
Mery E. Beil
Poorconnell
Deaths in Health Office Record Mentioned Names
The Health Office record lists multiple deaths with names and addresses such as Margesel P Manas, Jemison, Soha FB Princea, Fostes, and others, detailing ages from 1 month to 72 years. Also notes two famous scenes to be shown in The Sunday Post educational contest.
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Thovartetty
Margesel P. Manas
Tain
Jemison
Pears Soha
Frincea
Hrekman
Youre
Sunday Post
Thaw Plans to Stay in Matteawan for Six Weeks
Special to The Washington Post reports that Mattawan inmate Thaw will remain at the Matteawan asylum for at least six weeks. He is permitted pajamas and a bathrobe and will shovel snow as part of his routine under medical oversight. Lawyers and family approved the plan despite opposition, with doctors noting no significant change in condition yet and that a six week observation is needed before reporting.
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Rossiter
Treasury Department
Art. Rossiter
Edo
Acre
Brian
Fifiler
Joint Congressional Committee
Audit System
R. Golden Donaldson
Audit Systei Company
Willett M. Havner
Adilstem Coppery
Yesterdaim
Audit System Company
Havan
Tthe Audit System Company
Schempl
Omav
Concenn
Ivestigation Commission
Uhe
Landis
eThe Printing Investigation Commission
Congress
Government Printing Office
Suffolk Distributing Company
Landia
Stilings
Stillings
Washington Post
Matteawen
Laawyer
Dan Otterly
Fenn
Matteawan
Martin W. Latteton
Little
Nugband
Africa
Manuel Buissa
National College
Lisbon
Buissa
Vinhaes
Night riders burn tobacco farms near Wisphire
Night riders attacked farms of Hugh Lawrence and Washington T. Vicker within three miles of Wisphire, firing on the occupants. Lawrence and his son were wounded, barns burned, and thousands of pounds of tobacco destroyed. A Black man named Motion was beaten. both Lawrence and Vicker claimed loyalty to the tobacco growers union.
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Lawrence
Dynamstic
Washington
Vicker
Ridirs
Lawréence
Billie
Tobacco Growers’ Union
Vanderbilt Auto a Failure in Record Car Suit
Edward Crocker testified that Alfred G. Vanderbilt agreed to pay up to 25 000 for a record-breaker car built by Francois Richard. The car, started with 19 000 paid, failed to meet expectations and broke down while tied for a record. Verraud and Thomas Fay supported Crocker’s view that the car did not meet the mark.
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New York
Edward Crocker
Alfred G. Vanderbilt
Francois Richard
Vanderbit
Richard
Crocker
Vanderbilt
Verraud
Franco Seeks Peage Says Time Will Vindicate
Former Portuguese premier Franco and his family, after leaving Madrid, lodged at a Bordeaux hotel amid guards. He denied Queen Amelie’s accusations of murder complicity, hoped for Portugal’s recovery, and urged a peaceful future while avoiding political debates. A spokesman portrayed Franco as opposed to elaborate plots, believing assassins were madmen.
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Bordeaux
Switzerland
France
Franco
Portugal
Madr
Senhor Franco
Amelie
Senhor France
Pari
Premer
Senhor Francy
Portugel
Automous Funeral Rites In Lisbon For Portuguese Ruler
Royal funerals proceed in Lisbon for King and Crown Prince as mourners include diplomats and politicians. Charles de Bryan and Roosevelt send condolences. Public funds and estates are discussed amid republican tensions. Capt. Azevedo Coutinike named civil governor of Lisbon, first military appointee in eighteen years.
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Lasben
Jos
Liz
Church of San Vincente
Portugal
Soverclan
Menmarei
Tartos
Lisbon
Marek
Charles de Bryan
Kins Manuel
Roosevelt
Queen Ameile
Carles
Bank of Vourtueal
Delares
Senhor Machado
Republican Party
Machado
Iit
Azevedo Coutlnke
Assassin of Abbe's Son Emerges in Rio Report
Rio Janeiro receives a life story of Bulssa, the band leader who killed King Carlos and Crown Prince Luiz in Lisbon. A Portuguese clerk and regicide schoolmate cites the assassin as Manuelles Silva Buissa, born in Vinhaes district, Braganza, Portugal, son of the abbe of Vinhaes with nine siblings.
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Rio Janeiro
Bulssa
Carlos
Luiz
Lisbon
Manuelles Silva Buissa
Vinhaes
Braganza
Traz- Os-Montes
Portugal
Agree on Ocean Rates Pact Ends Rate Cutting
London February 2 official seals of all trans Atlantic steamship companies were affixed to an agreement to end rate cutting and maintain set passenger rates. The pact binds the companies to uphold specified fares for all classes of passengers with figures to be announced soon. Bremen February 7 report noted ongoing developments.
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London
Bremen
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Senate
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Health Office Record
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